Pastor Enenche, wife donate food items, offer legal aid to Kuje inmates
The Senior Pastor of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, Paul Enenche, and his wife, Becky, have visited the Kuje Medium Security Correctional Centre in Abuja.
According to a statement sent to PUNCH Online on Saturday, the couple visited the prison facility on Friday and provided free legal services to the inmates through a team of lawyers.
Enenche and his wife also encouraged the inmates and prayed against addictions and ancestral curses.
He said, “Liberty happens when mentality is changed. Your impact after here can delete your setbacks, and if your prison doesn’t stop your praise, your praise will bring you out of your prison.”
The Public Relations Officer of the correctional facility, AS Duza, expressed gratitude for the visit, commending the clerics for their compassion and generosity.
He led the couple on a tour of various skill acquisition programs in the facility, including tailoring, laundry, shoemaking, soap making, and salon services.
The statement added, “Senior officers of the correctional facility, including DCC Aminu Abubakar, CSC Oke, Chibuzor Ogunde, AC Yakubu, Sarki Norma, and the chapel’s chaplain, warmly received the guests upon arrival.
“A highlight of the visit was the presentation of food supplies and relief materials to the inmates by the Enenches. The gesture brought smiles to the faces of many inmates, further solidifying the impact of the visit.
“This outreach underscores the Dunamis Church’s commitment to societal transformation through spiritual guidance, practical support, and empowerment initiatives.”
